The Labrador Podcast - From Tails of Success Labrador Training
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#14 - Help! My dog has gone blind - With Eve Welton from The Underdogs Training
What do you do when you realise your dog has gone blind? Eve Welton experienced that exact question when her dog went blind unexpectedly. Eve took it upon herself to educate herself so she could give Poppy the best life and even went a step
#13 - Dogs don't want to annoy you! - Understanding your Labrador and my thoughts on muzzles on a puppy.
Dogs don't want to annoy you.... what would they achieve from that? Recently I have seen several Facebook posts about putting muzzles on young pups to stop them from exploring the world using their mouth and chewing items in the house. It t
#12 - Living with working line Labradors - Frankie and Elsa
In this episode, Vikki discusses training and caring for Labradors with Amy, the proud owner of two fantastic working line Labradors. Amy talks to us about what is involved in keeping two working line, pet labradors busy. Working line Labra
#11 - Labradors don't have alarm clocks!
It's that time of year when our Labradors start to wake up early, and in turn, they then wake the rest of the house too! Sound familiar? As summer approaches, the sun starts streaming through the windows, and the birds start singing earlier
#10 - Elbow Dysplasia in Labradors, An owners experience from diagnosis to recovery
Dennis, the lovely Fox Red Labrador puppy, developed a limp that caused some concern for his owner, Sam. Sam joins us in this episode to tell her personal story. Right from noticing a problem with Dennis to pushing for tests and eventually
#9 - Canine Body Language, with Chloe Daws
Vikki is joined by fellow Labrador Trainer, Chloe Daws in this episode to talk about some of the most common body language signals that your Labrador may display. As Labradors can't speak, it's important to know what their non-verbal commun
#8 - Why training can kill the relationship with your Labrador
Training can be used as a way to develop strong bonds and build trust with your Labrador. But if you get it wrong, you could be killing the chance of having a positive relationship with your Labrador.
#7 - Training a Labrador is a journey and not an event
We live in a world where convenience is king, we seek perfection, and we want things to happen quickly. Although we've become accustomed to quick, convenient results in our everyday life, this should not apply to training a Labrador of any
#6 - Supplements for Labradors - With Sam Raggatt
Resident Labrador Nutrition Expert, Sam Raggatt joins Vikki Sharpe to guide you through Supplements for Labradors. Learn why it's important to supplement your Labradors diet and what products we recommend for nose to tail health in your Lab
#5 - How long should our dog walks be?
If you have a Labrador, you'll probably have received lots of advice about how long the walks should be, how far you can travel and how often. In this episode, Vikki Sharpe talks about the "5 minute rule" and why it may not be right for you
#4 - The 3 elements of training success
Whatever skill or behaviour you are teaching your Labrador, there are three elements that must work together, in harmony for you to achieve success. In this episode, Vikki talks about the importance of the 3 elements, particularly for loose
#3 - Preventing Separation issues
Separation issues, otherwise known as separation anxiety can impact the lives of many Labradors. Vikki Sharpe from Tails of Success Labrador Training talks about this topic, how to spot separation issues, what to do to prevent it, and how t
#2 - The 5 essential skills your Labrador needs to know
Vikki Sharpe from Tails of Success Labrador Training talks about the 5 essential skills to focus on when training your pet Labrador
#1 - Puppy Nipping and Chewing
Vikki Sharpe talks about chewing, nipping and biting and gives advice on overcoming the common challenges experienced during this stage